Mega Man 11 PS4 Trophies Are Live

We're just a few short days away from Mega Man 11 and, if you don't mind spoilers, you can now check all 51 PlayStation 4 Trophies via PSNProfiles. I've taken the liberty of screenshoting them as well. Check 'em out after the break!

Mega Man Mastermix Trade Paperback Listed at Amazon

Good news, Hitoshi Ariga fans: Mega Man Mastermix is getting the trade paperback treatment. A listing for "Mega Man Mastermix Volume 1: Robot Rebellion" has appeared on Amazon. At 160-pages, it appears to be a collection of the first few Mastermix comics. It's expected to ship on March 5th, 2019 priced at $19.99.

For those not in the know, Mega Man Mastermix is a remastered version of Ariga's Megamix comics featured in fully color (courtesy of Josh Perez). Fans have been eager for a trade paperback version since the series was first announced and now, your wish has been granted.

Snag a pre-order here.

Charge Your Smart Phone With a Replica Rockman 1 Cartridge

Phone battery running on empty? Worry not, friend – this replica Rockman 1 Famicom cartridge is here to save the day. Accessory maker Spiderweb are launching an officially licensed, portable Rockman 1 phone charger this November for 4,590 yen (roughly $40 US). It's practically a 1:1 recreation of the original cartridge, right down to non-working PCB contacts.

So far the charger is only available through Spiderweb directly. If you have the means to do so, you can pre-order it here. International shipping is not available at this time. Keep your eyes peeled to eBay!

Mega Man X4 1997 Developer Interview Translated by Shmuplations

Shmuplations has translated an old 1997 interview between Mega Man X4 developers Yoshinori Takenaka (Producer), Koji Okohara (Planner), and Ikki Tazaki (Designer). The three talk about the project's origins, creating and implementing a fully-playable Zero, how the X series connects to the classic series and, perhaps best of all, the crazy parties that busted out during development.

Here's a small snippet from the interview:

Okohara: Looking back at X3, we felt there wasn’t enough difference between the way Zero and X controlled, so we we tried to really distinguish them this time. Zero only gets his sword. And there’s no “charge” ability for his weapon, either.

Takenaka: I remember the vast majority of the developers were against that decision at first, actually.

Okohara: Yeah, his sword doesn’t have any reach, and they thought it would make the game too difficult. To address that, we raised his attack power and added Street Fighter-style moves, so he feels completely different from X.

Head over to Shmuplations for the full read!

Mega Man 11 Diorama Features An Actual "Groveling Dr. Wily"

The GameStop exclusive Mega Man 11 diorama is now available and boy, does it come with a delightful surprise...

Deluxe Classic Mega Man Figure Sighted at US Retail

It looks like Jakks Pacific's 12-inch deluxe Mega Man figure is starting to hit retail. Several Rockman Corner readers and Instagram users are reporting sightings at various GameStop locations across the US...

More Rockman Nanoblock Sets On The Way

Another announcement coming out of Tokyo Game Show this past weekend. Nanoblock have announced that six new Rockman sets will be released at the beginning of October for 500 yen each. These sets were also on display alongside the recently announced Takara Tomy Rockman Collection 2 figures on the Capcom Booth at Tokyo Game Show.

The original Rockman Nanoblocks were released in 2013. They were fairly popular among hobbyists – it's good to see the line is back and lookin' better than ever!

Source - Official Nanoblock Twitter

Mega Man 11 Among "Best in Show" Tokyo Game Show Winners

Tokyo Game Show has come and gone, and CESA (Japanese Computer Entertainment Software Association) just declared the winners of the "Future Award". Per tradition, this award goes to upcoming games that received high praise at TGS (collected via attendee votes).

Shown above is the official list of Future Award winners (not ranked; everyone is a winner) and look! It's Mega Man 11! This is the third time a Mega Man game has won a Future Award: Mega Man Battle Network 3 in 2002 followed by Mega Man Battle Network 5 in 2004. Here's a picture of Mega Man 11 producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya receiving the award. Congrats!

Mega Man 11 is due out on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 2nd. My review drops on October 1st.

Source: Dual Shockers

Rockman Figure Collection 2 Revealed at Tokyo Game Show

The next wave of Takara Tomy Rockman Figure Collection was shown on display at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Five all-new figures will go on sale starting January 2019 for 300 yen a piece. The previous collection was released earlier in 2017 – it featured Rockman in 3 different poses, Eddie, a Metall, and Dr.Wily.

More details soon!

Source: ONISYS(オックン)

Rockman 11 Original Soundtrack Cover Art and Vocal Theme Revealed!

Today Capcom finally revealed the covert art for the official Rockman 11 Original Soundtrack, drawn by no other than Ryuji Higurashi, Rockman 11 character designer. In addition to this, the soundtrack will feature an original vocal theme. It will be sung by Ayaka Fukuhara, the voice of Rockman.

The CD will be released on November, 14 for 3,200 yen.

Source: http://www.capcom.co.jp/game/content/rockman/info/2734/

Devil May Cry 5 Gets Equipped with Mega Buster (No, Really)

Hot off the heels of the latest Robot Master reveals Capcom also announced at Tokyo Game Show that Devil May Cry 5 will be getting a "Deluxe Edition" that comes with the Mega Buster Devil Breaker weapon for Nero. See it in action in the trailer above; more details after the jump.

Mega Man 11 – Tundra Man and Acid Man Announced

So to kick off Tokyo Game Show 2018 we get a 2-for-1 reveal: say hello to Acid Man and Tundra Man!